A Super Saturday brings medal success across Poland, Germany, Portugal, and Rwanda.
Antonia Niedermaier snags her first the German Elite Time Trial Title, while Justyna Czapla defends her U23 champion title.
An exceptional, beyond-impressive performance from the young Welshwoman.
CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto walk away with both the champion and the runner-up – a perfect day in Poland.
An encouraging result for the 20-year-old German, who has been quietly building her presence in the peloton.
In this year’s National Championships week, 15 CANYON//SRAM zondacrypto riders will compete across seven countries and two continents.
A fierce final stage effort backed up stage one’s dominance – another win, and a near sweep of all jerseys.
A swag of results for the team in Spain.
From the mountains to the podium.
Three days of racing in Catalunya, followed by one day in Italy – with just one day in between, and nine hours of travel.
The team heads to Denmark to race in the inaugural Women’s WorldTour Copenhagen Sprint.
A significant, satisyfing result for the promising Welsh talent after a slower start to her season.
Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney wraps up an exceptionally strong and consistent four days as her Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift build gathers pace.
Still, it’s a fantastic fourth place for Agnieszka Skalniak-Sójka, highlighting her supremely well-rounded consistency yet again.
A strong showing and a satisfying result for the 20-year-old Brit.
Fifth on the stage, 30 seconds recouped in the GC, and a personal ambition achieved.
A short but intense opening stage at the Tour de Suisse
A brief Belgium visit for a wild Flemish battle, new to both team and riders.
The generation team are firing on all stage-racing cylinders, with back-to-back weekends of gruelling three-day tours.